Lady & the Owl Man
S01:E01 - 2 Years Alone Off-Grid
We left city life for an off-grid mountain in Spain, restoring a stone house and land. Facing fires, floods, and wildlife, we’re learning to build, grow food, and live self-sufficiently.
S01:E02 - DIY Compost Toilet Build
After 2 years of primitive toilet struggles on their mountain homestead, we finally build a permanent, well-designed compost toilet.
S01:E03 - Abandoned Land to Self-Sufficient Homestead
We aim for vegetable self-sufficiency and build a polytunnel for spring seedlings. With freezing nights and an injured toe, Robbie and Sage race to move everything indoors.
S01:E04 - Off-Grid Homestead in the Wilderness
Life on our mountain has made toilet time anything but easy. From wild boars in the bushes to a makeshift compost setup, we’re finally building a forever toilet designed to last.
S01:E05 - Self-Sufficient 14 Acre Homestead
We’ve struggled with primitive toilet life on our mountain homestead. From wild boars in the bushes to a makeshift setup, we’re now building a forever compost toilet.
S01:E06 - Abandoned Land to Self-Sufficiency
From bush toilets and wild boars to a makeshift compost setup, we’re finally building a forever compost toilet designed to end bucket life for good.
S01:E07 - Fairytale Farm & Raising Wild Mountain Babies
Our stone archway is finally complete! We reveal home plans, face poisonous spiders, discover kittens, build a woodshed, enjoy wildlife footage, and baby joy in the mountains.
S01:E08 - Leaving the City to Restore an Ancient Mountain Farm
Finishing a Yakisugi wood roof, harvesting autumn veggies, pit-cooking wild meat, welcoming a newborn baby boy, and stunning wildlife encounters including 100 vultures.
S01:E09 - Ending the Year With an Ice Swim and Chaos
Finishing the burnt wood roof, carving windows, building a play area, exploring ancient cave paintings, wildlife encounters, and welcoming the New Year with an icy swim.
S01:E10 - Living Our Dream Life in the Wild Mountains
Completing a rustic handcrafted barn with a traditional door, battling fierce mountain winds, flooding, and developing a new orchard and duck pond area.